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K-On! manga to resume in Spring

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According to the March issue of Houbunsha’s Manga Times Kirara magazine is announcing on Wednesday that kakifly is to resume his K-on! comedy manga series. More details will be available in the next issue of the magazine on March the 9th.

K-on! manga in Japan ended in September of last year and the manga has been licence by Yen Press. The K-on! manga has adapted into two animated television series and an animated  film soon to be release in Japan of this year.

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